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+1 for Jonathan Livingston Seagull - Fantastic book, and a very very easy read to boot!

That looks like a start but implements only a fraction of the usefulness.

@boomzilla: Go head and try it IRL. It's a huge PITA and there are plenty of gotchas.

That is certainly part of the inspiration and legacy behind serve2d.

This advantages of serve2 is that it is 100% go and can be integrated and used without any extra dependencies or multi-setup :)

I think it could be at least something to talk about if you have nothing else to discuss with someone.

Are you looking for feedback? If so, here is mine:

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Forgive me, but this doesn't look easy.

Tons of JSON in bash.. not fun.

And no pricing link.

And no practical useful examples in the article.

Easily explained: TAX DEDUCTIBLE!

Sorry, but I am not buying into the theory that "money just follows". That's a sweet pipe dream and all, but not a reality I'm familiar with.

Are you saying PG/YC is in the business of being charitable? I think that behavior only emerges when the average payout is larger than what they put in..

Please forgive me if the title isn't 100% accurate. After thinking about it, this possibility of combining both native and web view rendering seems like it could be an interesting approach for a wide variety of potential use-cases.

Are there any nice tools out there for creating apps that render to both native + web?

I didn't notice this ever before, then I read your comment. Now I see it all over the place...oh man.

For Spotify, there is also Artem Gordinsky's fabulous Spotifree:

https://github.com/ArtemGordinsky/SpotiFree

http://spotifree.gordinskiy.com/

DISCLAIMER: This has nothing to do with command-line anything, it's just a useful project I discovered and wanted to share.

For reference, the FlashCache project and source code is publicly available on github: https://github.com/facebook/flashcache/